Co-Sleeping Families of Arizona

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IKEA

2110 W IKEA Wy, Tempe, AZ, 85284
Written on: 2/8/2009 by Bluemopitz

IKEA has a childcare center near the entrance so you can drop off older kids to play while you shop. They also have fun little play stations in most of the departments so little ones can play while you look at everything. The childrens' department has some great furniture and some not-so-great. Their toys and bedroom accessories are incredibly cute though! The restaurant has very cheap food...and it's surprisingly good! They have lots of yummy options for kids, fun plastic cutlery and dishes, and a special area for kids to eat that has small chairs and a movie playing. IKEA is a fun place to shop with great prices. They really understand that shopping with kids is difficult and make a lot of effort to keep the kids entertained so the parents can actually enjoy shopping.

Tempe Beach Park

54 W Rio Salado Pkwy, Tempe, AZ, 85281
Written on: 2/8/2009 by Bluemopitz

They have a playground with lots of fun water features. Lots of FREE fun for those hot summer days!

Marvelously Made Photography

4059 E Wagon Circle, Gilbert, AZ, 85297
Written on: 11/14/2008 by stacymoreno

Marvelously Made Photography has very kind and patient staff. Taking the baby's picture was enjoyable and I felt like the quality of pictures is better than any picture I had taken previously. They were always prompt and pleasant to work with! I've already recommended them to others! Stacy Moreno

Baby Sitter

Written on: 9/8/2008 by Bluemopitz

This product does help your baby sit, but so does a high-chair. If you already have a high-chair, I wouldn't get one of these. It is only useful for a few months anyway. If you can get a used one for cheap, it is cute to see your baby sitting up though.

Safety Feeding Table

Written on: 9/8/2008 by Bluemopitz

We got a feeding table brand new from Craigslist.org. It has been really great. It is hard for baby to get out of, can't be tipped over, and has multiple uses beyond the baby years. The only things I don't like about it are the amount of space it takes up and the fact that the little pin that slides up and down to hold the tray in got stuck and was a big pain to fix.

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